Chair

Dr Victoria Choi

Research Fellow, Senior Acupuncturist, Chris O'Brien Lifehouse; Senior Clinical Lecturer, University of Sydney

Dr Choi's clinical and research work focuses on integrative oncology and supportive cancer care, with particular interests in the use of acupuncture to manage cancer-related symptoms and treatment-related adverse effects. Her research spans clinical and mechanistic research in acupuncture, as well as health services research. Dr Choi is Principal Investigator of a clinical trial investigating electroacupuncture for chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy (CIPN) in women being treated for breast cancer.

Speaker

Eva Kate Moore

PhD Candidate / Neuroscience and Supportive Care Researcher, School of Pharmacy and Biomedical Science, Adelaide University

Eva Moore is a PhD candidate and neuroscience researcher whose work focuses on understanding how the nervous system functions, adapts and can be modulated to improve health outcomes. Her research interests span neurophysiology, neuroplasticity, ageing, pain and non-invasive brain stimulation.

Eva leads the TMaC Study, a clinical trial investigating repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation for persistent chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathic pain in bowel cancer survivors. Her work aims to translate neuroscience into meaningful improvements in supportive care and quality of life for people affected by cancer.